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    This document provides examples to practice using the order of operations, known by the acronym GEMDAS: 1. It introduces the GEMDAS steps - Grouping symbols, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction. 2. It then provides 10 math problems to solve using GEMDAS order of operations, with the answers provided in a key. 3. The summary highlights the purpose is for independent practice of applying the proper sequence of mathematical operations based on GEMDAS.

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    This document provides examples to practice using the order of operations, known by the acronym GEMDAS: 1. It introduces the GEMDAS steps - Grouping symbols, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction. 2. It then provides 10 math problems to solve using GEMDAS order of operations, with the answers provided in a key. 3. The summary highlights the purpose is for independent practice of applying the proper sequence of mathematical operations based on GEMDAS.

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    This document provides examples to practice using the order of operations, known by the acronym GEMDAS: 1. It introduces the GEMDAS steps - Grouping symbols, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction. 2. It then provides 10 math problems to solve using GEMDAS order of operations, with the answers provided in a key. 3. The summary highlights the purpose is for independent practice of applying the proper sequence of mathematical operations based on GEMDAS.

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    GEMDAS Independent Practice

    G= Grouping Symbols ( ), [ ], { }, ____,√


    E= Exponents

    M/D= Multiplication and Division (from left to right)

    A/S= Addition and Subtraction (from left to right)

    1. 8 + [(7 - 6) + 6] - 2

    2. 4 x [62 + (1 + 92)]

    3. {8 × [4 + (2 × 9)]} × 9 3

    4. 73 + {7 2
    - [2
    2
    - (9 + 7 )]}
    2

    5. [33 - (23 - 3)] + (3 + 82)

    6. 52 × [93 + (23 + 72)]

    7. {4 - [(3 × 9) + 1 ]} + 6 2 3

    8. {[(8 2
    × 5 )] + 7} + (5 3
    × 52 )

    9. 52 × [93 + (23 + 72)]

    10. 63 × [32 + (9 + 3)]


    GEMDAS Independent Practice-KEY

    G= Grouping Symbols ( ), [ ], { }, ____,√


    E= Exponents

    M/D= Multiplication and Division (from left to right)

    A/S= Addition and Subtraction (from left to right)

    1. 8 + [(7 - 6) + 6] – 2
    8 + [1 + 6] – 2
    8 + 7 - 2= 13

    4 x [62 + (1 + 92)]
    2.
    4 x [36 + (1+81)]
    4 x [36+82]
    4 x 118= 472
    3. {8 × [4 + (2 × 9)]} × 93
    {8 × [4 + 18]} × 93
    {8 × 22} × 93
    176 x 729=128394

    4. 73 + {72 - [22 - (9 + 72)]}


    73 + {72 - [22 - (9 + 49]}
    73 + {72 - [22 - (58)]}
    73 + {72 - [4 - (58)]}
    73 + {49- (-54)}
    7x7x7 + {103}
    343+103=446
    5. [33 - (23 - 3)] + (3 + 82)
    [33 - (8 - 3)] + (3 + 64)
    [33 - (8 - 3)] + (67)
    [27 - 5] + 67
    22 + 67=89

    6. 52 × [93 + (23 + 72)]


    52 × [93 + (2x2x2 + 7x7)]
    52 × [93 + (8 + 49)]
    52 × [729 + (57)]
    25 × 786= 19650

    7. {4 - [(3 × 9) + 12]} + 63
    {4 - [27+ 1]} + 63
    {4 - [28]} + 63
    {-24} + 6x6x6
    -24 + 216= 192

    8. {[(82 × 5)] + 7} + (53 × 52)


    {[(64 × 5)] + 7} + (53 × 52)
    {320 + 7} + (53 × 52)
    {327} + (5x5x5 × 5x5)
    327 + 125 + 25= 477
    9. 94 × [63 + (53 + 32)]
    94 × [63+ (5x5x5 + 3x3)]
    94× [63 + (125 + 9)]
    94× [6x6x6 + (134)]
    9x9x9x9 x [216 + 134]
    6561 x 350=2296350

    10. 63 x [32 + (9 + 3)]


    63 x [32 + (12)]
    63 x [3x3 + (12)]
    63 x [9 + 12]
    6x6x6 x [21]
    216 x 21= 4536

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